Where Are The Western Desert Language Speakers

The Western Desert Languages or most commonly known as the Australian Aboriginal languages is spoken by people who traditionally lived across the desert areas of Western Australia, South Australia and Northern Territory. Nowadays, most Western Desert people live in communities on or close to the traditional lands, while some now live in one of the towns fringing the desert area such as Kalgoorlie, Laverton, Alice Springs, Port Augusta, Meekatharra, Halls Creek, and Fitzroy Crossing.

There are numerous dialects that make up the Western Desert Language; however, nowadays these aboriginal languages are endangered, which the government of Australia is alarmed about, because o f the potential loss of their own cultural identity.

Many aboriginal people are speakers of an Aboriginal language as their mother tongue, but because of the wide spread and wide use of the English language in Australia, the majority of these native languages are affected and dominated by the modern language in the country.

The Western Desert Language is one of the strongest indigenous Australian languages. Although most indigenous languages in Australia are dying, the Western Dessert language is still being transmitted to children, knowing the fact that there are some essential old Australian literature was written originally in the Western Desert language.

However, it doesn't mean that the loss of identity of the Western Dessert language should be ignored. It should be remembered that as it early as possible the Australian government itself should take some action in order to save and keep their indigenous languages as part of their rich heritage.

Recently, the Australian government implemented a plan and rule in prescribing the use and teaching of the language of the majority. Aboriginal parents are force to send their children to attend school and learn the English language. Partly because of this rule in Australia, indigenous languages in Australia are in massive threat of losing. Many people around the world were dismayed over the decision of the Australian government, and eventually the Australian authorities offered their apologies regarding their obsessive and hands-on English language policy.

Surprisingly, Western Australian schools include up to three Asian languages in their school curriculum, but unfortunately there is no formal inclusion of learning any indigenous languages in Australia. Aboriginal languages in Western Australia are taught only by a formal agreement by an individual language student and by an indigenous language speaker teacher in Western Australia. In addition, fewer and fewer aboriginal languages are taught due to the dominance of the English language, thus, more people are keen to learn and speak the English language than an indigenous language of Australia.

Is this the proper way of preserving the dying languages of Australia? What is the key in saving indigenous languages? What is the impact of preserving an aboriginal language to the country?Linguists believe that Australia is the top country for eradicating the usage and functions of indigenous languages. Hence, this is very saddening not only to the aboriginal people but also to the whole Australian people. Indigenous languages are part of the cultural identity of a country. You can't have a culture without a language. Therefore, losing an aboriginal language means losing your heritage values. What a waste!

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